Economics

The report on 1985’s second quarter, entitled “The Looming Bankruptcy of the United
States,” surveys the national assets available to back up the nearly $7 trillion outstanding
liabilities in the credit system, and concludes that it is not only the banking system
as such, but the national credit system as a whole which is bankrupt.

Feature

As one of the first steps in the defense mobilization required to deter the Russian
Empire and create a second industrial revolution, the United States requires investment
in the production of metal-cutting and metal-forming machine-tools, at present levels
of technology, of approximately $600 billion.

Investigation

In effect, an Ohio court decision ensures that Marvin Warner will receive over $100
million from the taxpayers of Ohio to get his own bankrupt bank back—“seller” Warner’s
links to his “buyers” are that close.

National

On the same day that President Reagan pledged his administration to the never-ratified
SALT II treaty, Soviet party chief Gorbachov demonstrated that the Kremlin leadership
understands full well the relationship between victorious war-fighting and in-depth
economic mobilization.